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It's just the camera picking up the flicker of the LED DRL's Thanks - that's kind of what I thought:yup:

I really enjoyed this video. There's just something cool about wheeling in virgin snow!:yup: Do you have the front lights flashing intentionally or is it something the camera is doing?

Never seen one of these before - really cool! They were built over seas from the half cab FC sold from what I've read on them. Do you know what they are called and how many of them were built?

Never seen one of these before - really cool!

Another Great video! Thanks for sharing!:thumb:

This is on my list of things needed to finish "The Red Baron"! :fingerscrossed: Thanks for the opportunity!:thumb:

I'm impressed! Would not of thought it could make it up so easy:thumb:

Gotcha. I didn't recognize it, but it looked like it had an LS motor when you left everyone in your dust on lake bed:blush:

Another Awesome Video! I would love to do some exploring out that way some day:yup: Which Jeep were you driving?

Thanks - I'll look into this option. I do like the idea of starting with everything new though.

Thanks for the info Eddie. I've been thinking a lot about having this done. Just trying to justify dropping $25,000 + :hmm:

Having that power would be awesome. How many miles have you put on since the swap? Any issues? Anything you would do different? Thanks!

Good stuff! I just bought a little father and son project yesterday - 1946 CJ-2A :yup:

I started out with the KC setup. I changed to a LED setup to lower the height of the Jeep when I decided on running 40's. I had to tilt the KC's back to get in the garage with 37's. Also, if you do five on a light bar, they do cause a lot of wind noise. Here's a couple of pictures with the...

A vote for Inspired Engineering. Good quality, good price, lifetime warranty and great to work with. I needed a longer wiring harness for the lights in the back to the SPOD up front and a call to Sami and it was taken care of, at no additional cost.

Awesome Addition!:thumb:

Yes, finding the 17/32" drill bit was the hardest part. After trying Sears, and several auto parts stores, I ended up finding one at Northern Tool. Went with the aluminum version. Had the underside/tubes black powder coated and the top paint matched red.

This is very cool!!! Thanks for sharing!:thumb:

ACE Hardware I picked these up at Ace Hardware. Not a tight fit but work fine.